What is wahala-sorter?

Wahala Sorter is described as a lean task organizing interface built to help people manage a busy stream of daily distractions and small obligations. Per its description, the tool sorts things into three urgency levels, Now, Soon, and Later, so a user can quickly see what needs attention right away versus what can wait. The stated design goal is "useful over pretty," meaning the project prioritizes clear function over visual polish. The actual code in this repository, however, is the standard starting template you get from Vite when creating a React and TypeScript project. It includes the minimal setup needed for React with hot module reloading and some basic linting rules, plus notes about two optional official plugins for handling React code, one built on a tool called Oxc and another built on SWC. It also mentions that a newer React Compiler feature is deliberately left off in this template because of its effect on development and build speed, with a link to separate documentation for anyone who wants to add it. Most of the README is actually advice for expanding the project's linting setup if it becomes a production application, including sample configuration for stricter, type aware lint rules, and two extra plugins that add React specific linting checks. None of this configuration guidance is unique to Wahala Sorter itself, it is boilerplate that comes with this kind of Vite starter. For a non-technical reader, the key takeaway is that the description promises a working three tier task sorting tool, but what is actually checked into the repository right now is an unmodified React and TypeScript starting point with linting instructions. The task sorting interface, its urgency logic, and its interface design are not yet reflected in the code shown here, so this project should be understood as an early stage setup rather than a finished tool.